West High Dominates Cedar Valley Meet at Waverly
West High of Waterloo scored 62 1 4 points to win the Cedar Valley meet at Waverly Saturday, with East High second and Independence third. New records by West High athletes in broad jump, pole vault, 120-yard high hurdles, and discus highlighted the event, while Pixley led West with multiple firsts and high-point honors.
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West High of Waterloo
Cedar Valley
Waverly
East High of Waterloo
Independence
Charles City
Cresco
Grundy Center
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Dumont
Hansel
Cedar Falls
Narhug
East High
Manchester
Ochyein
West High
Stetz
Bill Pixley
West
Roberts
Pixley
Waverly Community Club
Tixiey
West Waterloo
E. Helin
Kittrell
Knight
Nashua
Wile Run
Brodersen
Webberking
East Waterloo
Gnagy
Sandhagen
Rust
Tarpy
Byrnes
Roberts Clarksville
Hehe
Garner
the Rock
Young
Makister
Smith
Baughers
Thing
Burnas
Emry
Lee
Barrett
Giarles Giley
Harmening
Ven Dern
Biain
Wilkinson
Colbrean
Jenks
Clarksvilles
Steeves
Guffel
Bhotput
Maruxka
Graham
Tle
Cuffel
Jayello
Grundy
Thomas
Cram Ceday
Bertzel
van Dorn
Waver
Grr
Ner
Knork
Crruidy
Baseball Meeting at Y M Tonight
Final arrangements for the 1928 Sunday school baseball season will be made at a Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association meeting at the Y M C A tonight at 7 30 o clock. The season opens next Monday with games at Cedar River park diamond each Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Friday night.
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Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association
Y. M
Cedar River Park
Frank Kirkner
Major League Hitter Lists by League and Club
Fragmented box score style text lists hitters and leaders from the National and American Leagues with names such as Grantham Pittst Lindstrom Douthit and Waner, plus teams Pirates Reds Dodgers and White Sox. Includes batting averages and runs batted in in a scrambled ledger format.
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Garr Grantham
Pittst
F. Waner
Pittsburgh
Lindstrom
New York
Terex
Ty Douthit
St Weds
Nara
York
Krew
St Louis
Wasnineton
Vale
Philadelphia
Miller
Mouser
Vosko
Feteergy
Detroi
Saba
National
Israntham
Mirates
Hoviltes -Treynar
Piraiman
Triphe B. Weaner
Pirates
Crile
Reds
Vendrinks
Robins
Prntch
Carda
Blake
Coos
Cubs Best Phillies in Winning Twelve Innings
Chicago pitcher Pat Malone earned his first National League victory, holding the Phillies to five runs as the Cubs won 5 to 4 in eleven innings at Wrigley Field. Malone entered in the seventh and, over five complete innings, allowed two hits while striking out seven, set up by strong defense and key hits from Cuyler and Wilson. The game featured late rally defense and offense amid a chilly May afternoon in Cincinnati and Chicago back-to-back reports of 4 to 3 Reds victory over the Giants in ten innings.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Pat Malone
Cubs
Phillies
Pat
Sheriff" Blake
Brender
Malone
Beck
Les O Muguire
Guyler
Obi
Ovo L. Wilson
Lobiogad
Stephenson
Too Grimm
Biroz Gonzales
Agi
Butler
Blake
al Malone
P D Totels
Yeeeeeye
Philadelphia
Thompson
Williams
Wilson
Wrightstone
Whitney
Priberg
Kelley
Sweetland
Pee
Cuyler
Gonzales
Maguire
J. Wilson
Wrightatone
Freiberg
Critz
Pipp
Ford
Lucas
Giants
New York
Rutore Roush
Seers
Lindstrom
Hogan
Fuasimmons Aganoaa
Paniknes
Tanke
Crits
Gallaghan
Walker
Margrave
Alien
Drensin
Pieinich
M$ Sali
Kies
Waieer
Cincinnati Roe
Hatte
Harpe
Linas
Hargrave
Har
Buca Dures
Jackson
Tieacen
Marper
Tinderru
Dressen
Crite
Calaghen
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Gritz
Falkner
Modi
Faulkmet
Streken
Pitzsimava
Pitzammons
Pedenter
Y. Umpims
Moran
Reardon
Army Notre Dame Grid Game Set for Yankee Stadium
New York May 07 Army Notre Dame football game to be played at Yankee Stadium on November 10. Secretary Ed Barrow of the Yankees announced increased seating capacity to 80 600 for the game.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Ed Barrow
Yankees
United States Olympic distance runners face Finns at Amsterdam
Young US hopes Harold Wheid Well of Oklahoma Leo Lermond and Bob Dalrymple of Boston A A and Dave Abbott of Minois compete in the Olympic 5000 and 10000 meters. Finns led by Nurmi and Rilo la are favored to win as Finland continues its strong showing in these events.
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Harold Wheid Well
University of Oklahoma
Leo Lermond
Bob Dalrymple
Boston A. A
Dave Abbott
Minois
United States
Amsterdam
Nurmi
Rilola
Tunney Hearnshe Trusts for Forfeit Could Alter Opponent
The promoters Chelsea Motion Mortimer propose a 26000 forfeit from Gene Tunney and Heeney as a last minute switch to an alternate heavyweight opponent. Articles for the fight pending signing. Tunney plans Adirondacks camp drills and a training train to Speculator New York with coach Lou Fink preparing equipment.
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New York
Gene Tunney
John Mortimer
Tom Heeney
Mortimer
State Athletic Commission
Heeney
Thames
Wark
Gene Tanner
Adirondacks
Lou Fink
Gene
Tunney
Cedar Falls Nine Triumphs in 13 Inning Win Over Denver
Cedar Falls Mulligans edged Denver 6 to 5 in a 13 inning contest in May. Clark pitched deep into the game allowing nine hits while Denver’s Schraeder and Dirkman were touched for 14 singles. Four hundred fans observed the extra innings thriller as Cedar Falls broke a late lead to force the marathon and win in Washington Park.
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Cedar Falls
Denver
Mullgans
Clark
Schraeder
Dirkman
Denver Slingers
Washington
Ark
Mulligans
YESTERBDAY'S HOMERS AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS
Raw OCR fragment lists players and totals from the American League with names like Dugan Barrett Herman Harry Tepetigen and Wright, plus leaders such as Mauser Wie Cask Gengo and Fen Priceh. The text is garbled but indicates homer totals and top players from a May 6 recap.
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Clu
New York
S.eesees
Dugan
Fea
Barrett
Chicago
Herman
Prookiv
Harry
Louis Ved
Tepetigen
Tants
Wrightatome
Protadedparie
American
Tia Ti
Wehlya
Wile Fen
A. Priceh
Iendrie's
O'Datta
Ancient Rivals Meet in British Open Reflecting Past Glories
The British Open preview recalls the historic clash between American and English golf figures. It notes Gallagher Hagen and Mitchell as prominent players in a tournament shaping legends, with humor and rivalry framing the event. The piece blends reminiscence of classic matchups and the era’s golf personalities.
Islanders Triumph Over Ottumwa 6 to 5 in Opener
Rock Island wins its fourth straight by edging Ottumwa 6 to 5 as Rowland escapes eighth inning trouble. Packers totaled six hits and four runs early, while Rock Island piled singles and staged late defense to seal the win.
OLD GOLD TRACK STARS AT TOWN MEET
Emerson W. Nelson of Cherokee stars in shot put and hammer for University of Town as it hosts Illinois in its only outdoor home meet next Saturday May 12. Nelson, 46 feet 4 inches in shot and 151 feet 9 inches in hammer, captained the 1927 football squad. John A. Moulton of Council Bluffs, a sophomore, has run 1 56 20 in the half mile and placed runner up at the conference indoor meet. Vaughn Stevenson of Ida Grove, once on the Hawkeye mile relay, now excels in dash and low hurdles.
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University of Town
Clinois
Emerson W. Nelson
Althe
John A. Moulton
Council Bluffs
Tunnerup
Vaughn Stevenson
Ida Grove
Bunion Derbyists Race 64 Mile Trek in Indiana Today
In Gary Indiana May 7Bunion Derby entrants begin a 64 mile race from Gary to Mishawaka stretching the toughest leg yet with 40 plus miles daily ahead. Yesterday’s Chicago Gary lap ended with Peter Gavuzzi leading while Andrew Payne in second and John Salo gaining on Gavuzzi. Five more runners and referee Arthur Duffey quit, leaving 65 survivors in the field.
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Gary
Ind
Muskawaka
South Bend
Lonar
Pyle
Mishawaka
New York
Tnis
Allene
Los Angeles
Andrew Payne
John Salo
Prasale
Gavuzyt
Salo
Arthur Duffey
Boston
Chicago
Tutors First in Triangular Meet at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls May 7 Teachers college led by a balanced track team won a triangular meet over Upper Town and Luther with 89 points. Luke paced the Tutors with wins in the 20 yard high hurdles and the 440, while Reppe, Dike, and others posted top finishes. Talley of Luther excelled in the mile and half mile, and Upper Iowa contributed strong showings in weights and sprints.
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Cedar Falls
Towa
Teachers College
Upper Town
Luther
Sinals
Luke
Talley
Iewa
Dole
Peachers
Steve
Kyome
Anteron
Creondy
Penchers
Wherlo
Piderson
Johnson
Ingebritzenhutchery Ward
Wistanmee
Tine
Halmile
Tattes Ranson
Rather
Crachera
Hooper
Reppe Mupner
Towat
Leacherst
Satie
Otto i Luttery Mest
Starr
Starr «Upper Ftowns
Puller Feacherst
Anderson J
Westy Tlathert
Polk
Upper Ioway
Anderson
Ewehers
Aryl
Ode
Upper Iowar Ulieds
Polevanit
Baxter
Luka
Sting
Jamson
Polson
Frais
Ray Duea
P Norcher
Joodahlla
Per Toway Thard
Shermaker
Avety Brigas
Olsen
Firali Lake
Silha
Fercherst
Martins Mireck
See
Olin- du
Coop[er
Kjeme
Luthert
Shird
Cardinal Manager Gets Three Day Suspension
New York May 7 U P Bill McKeennie manager of the St. Louis Cardinals was suspended for three days by John A Meydler president for the National League today for abusing Umpire Pfirman from the
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New York
U.P
Bill McKeennie
St. Louis Cardinals
John A. Meydler
National League
Pfirman
Brooklyn Robins and the Gardi ans do nhbleivader dugout in St Louis yesterday
A fragmented report from St Louis notes activity in the Dodgers era fielding area with mentions of the Brooklyn Robins and Gardians near the dugout. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn Robins
Gardians
Mehlhorn Leads British Open Qualifier With 72
American golfer Wild Bul Mehlhorn posted a 72 in the first 18 holes of the 38 hole British Open qualifier at Sandwich England with British pros George Duncan Leon Holland close behind at 73. ER Whitcombe shot 75 and Gene Sarazen 77 while John McHugh of San Francisco carded 77 amid the British scene seeking the title.
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Sandwich
Eng
Wild Bul Mehlhorn
Teading the Feld
George Duncan
Leon Holland
Melthorn
ER. Whitcombe
Gene Sarazen
John McHugh
San Francisco
California
Laster Hartley
Dr. W. Tweddell
Kentish
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Great Britain
Archie Compston
Abe Mitchell
Arthur Havers
Hagen
Havers
Treen
Bobby Jones
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